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Germany: Prisoners, including: Enquiries concerning crew of German submarine sunk...
Catalogue reference: FO 383/192
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- FO 383/192
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1916
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Description (What the record is about)
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Germany: Prisoners, including:
Enquiries concerning crew of German submarine sunk off Le Havre.
Johannes Boeder, German subject interned at Alexandra Palace, London: authority given in error for his telegram to be sent to his wife; in future, overseas telegrams on behalf of prisoners not to be transmitted.
Carl Martini, interned at Knockaloe Camp, Isle of Man: his objection to his sons being enlisted into the British Army.
Carl Bötefür, German subject, former Director of Customs in the Cameroons, formerly interned at Holyport Camp, Berkshire, then repatriated: storage of his personal effects.
Remuneration of prisoners employed in internment camps.
Lieutenant W A MacLean, Royal Highlanders, interned at Crefeld, Germany: his request for gramophone records.
Private Claud Prosser, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, interned in Germany: arrangements for him to receive food.
Transfer of wounded and invalid British and German prisoners to Switzerland, including:
- Lieutenant J W Reynolds, interned at Ingolstadt.
- Captain A E Stickings, interned at Ingolstadt.
- Captain Barry George, interned at Crefeld.
- Examination of individual prisoners by the Swiss Medical Commission.
- Ensign von Schweinichen, interned in the Military Prison, Woking.
- Captain F T Godman, 9th Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment, interned at Heidelberg.
- Private Harold E Girling, 12th London Regiment, interned in the Military Hospital, Verden.
- Colonel McMicking, interned at Heidelberg: allegedly not to be sent to Switzerland until British send more Germans to Switzerland.
- French and Belgian civilian prisoners interned in Switzerland.
- Captain Eric Jackson, Cheshire Regiment, interned at Burg.
- Carl Hermann Kramer, German subject, interned at Malta.
- Proposed amendment to agreement for transfer to Switzerland.
- Captain R E G Phillips, Royal Irish Regiment, interned at Augustabad near Neubrandenburg.
- Oscar Frederick Alliston, British civilian interned at Ruhleben.
- Lieutenant R G Barnes, 2nd Canadian Tunnelling Company, interned in lazaret at Cologne (Köln).
- Captain O B Sanderson, 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, interned in Germany.
- Private R F C Hunt, Canadian Contingent, interned in Germany.
- Luggage of prisoners transferred to Switzerland.
- B R Foster, civilian prisoner at Ruhleben.
- Captain W G Pearson, 4th Battalion King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, interned at Heidelberg.
- Transfer from Germany to Switzerland of Indian prisoners.
- Captain J B Beresford Macky, interned in Germany.
- Major Adam P Jenkins, 11th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles, interned at Gutersloh, Westphalia.
- Captain W P Lynes, interned at Crefeld: his repatriation.
- Captain Glass, interned at Torgau.
- Repatriation of prisoners from Switzerland to their respective countries.
Code 1218 Files 101398-103174.
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- The National Archives, Kew
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- Files 101398-103174.
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